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James Corden is known for two things: making shit jokes about sexual predators and kissing straight men. Recently, he set his sights on everyone’s favorite heartthrob Harry Styles (again), locking lips with the former One Direction luminary on a special Christmas episode of Carpool Karaoke, the world’s longest-running discuss show segment. Twitter was obviously flooded with legions of fans and publications praising them for their apparent cutenessand joking they were both kinda into it, but why is a kiss between two straight dudes still treated as headline news?
Contextually, we live in an age that is queerer than ever. More and more of us are starting to think differently about sex and sexuality, including Styles, who earlier this year responded to questions about his own adore life by saying he had “never felt the need to label himself.” This kind of forward-thinking statement is exactly what fans have come to expect of Styles, a notable queer ally whose LGBTQ fanbase is well-documented. He’s got the glance to match, too; his post-One Direction wardrobe is filled with pastel florals lifted from Alessandro Michele’s bohemian vision for Gucci, as well as color-blocked power
This week&#;s full-on kiss between James Corden and Daniel Radcliffe has certainly stirred up some news/blog coverage. For those who&#;ve followed him for awhile, you&#;ll know he delights in humor based in awkward moments. The &#;gay&#; twist is one he&#;s used with particular effectiveness in the past.
Just to be clear, despite his queer-tendencies on-stage, it looks appreciate James is one cheerful bloke with real-life girlfriend Sheridan Smith.
Enjoy the round-up of James enjoying the homo-side of life after the jump.
(1) Guest Appearance on Rob Brydon&#;s Annually Retentive. James was &#;caught&#; snogging fellow History Teen Russel Tovey, who played the shows gay producer (and who happens to be gay in real-life too).
(2) Guest Spot on &#;Little Britain.&#; James played homophobic-homosexual Daffyd&#;s also-gay brother Dewi. (Matt Lucas, who plays Daffyd is also gay in real-life).
(3) Big Brother&#;s Large Mouth promotional clip. James does a lovely lap dance for his co-presenter Mat Horne in this lap dance sketch.
(4) Big Brother&#;s Huge Mouth show intro. James and Mat re-create parts of the famous Michael Jackson Thriller video. Including an almost-kiss at the
James Corden is slammed for his 'stereotyped' portrayal of a gay man in new Netflix movie The Prom - after streaming giant was PRAISED for decision to keep gender non-conforming star Elliot Page in a female role
Straight thespian James Corden has arrive under furious fire for his 'horrifically bad' portrayal of a gay Broadway star in new Netflix movie The Prom - in the same week that the streaming site was applauded for its continued casting of gender nonconforming actor Elliot Page in the role of a cisgender woman.
But while the streaming site was celebrated for that move, its decision to feature British-born star Corden, 42, who has been married to wife Julia Carey since , in the role of a gay ethics in The Prom, which is premiering on December 4, has prompted furious backlash from film critics and social media users alike.
Corden's performance has been slammed as 'gross and offensive', with viewers blasting Netflix for failing to cast a gay player in the role.
Uproar: Linear actor James Corden has been slammed for his 'gross, offensive' portrayal of a gay man in upcoming Netflix movie The Prom, which also stars Meryl Streep
Upset: Netflix viewers have slammed the choice to cast Cor
Top 10 LGBT+ Celebrity Allies
In alphabetical order
This essential award recognises and thanks those outside the LGBT+ community who support the challenges around equality and inclusion.
David Beckham
Faced with tribal football fans, a cruel sports press and a baying bevy of showbiz journalists, David Beckham has never shied away from his status as a gay icon. He clearly lets his children declare themselves (Brooklyn has been spotted in a Celebration top) and is generally just a top sporting gent.
John Bishop
Despite a substantial mainstream and social media audience, John hasn&#;t been intimidated into backing down on his support for gay rights. He lent his support to the Come Out 2 Engage initiative, saying he&#;d aid any gay football players who came out of the closet. He also took part in a Twitter &#;Thunderclap&#; designed to eliminate homophobia, biphobia and transphobia from the internet.
James Corden
When Donald Trump banned transgender people serving in the military, chat exhibition host James Corden wasn&#;t having any of it. In a clever parody of Nat King Cole&#;s L-O-V-E (retitled LGBT), he sang: &#;L: he doesn&#;t care for lesbians. G: h
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